LOUD - Sector: Technology --- Industry: Software & Programming

[setravis]

LOUD, may be time to make some noise again.
Could have placed double bottom in.
support @0.86  resistance @ 0.99

http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=loud,uu[m,a]daclyyay[pb50!b200][vc60][iUb14!La12,26,9]&pref=G



SEATTLE, June 8, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Overpeer, Inc., a subsidiary of Loudeye Corp. (LOUD, Trade), a worldwide leader in business-to-business digital media solutions, today announced that it acquired U.S. Patent No. 6,732,180 from the University of Tulsa. The patent defines a system for closely imitating digital media files on peer-to-peer networks. The technology covered by this patent can impair the ability of peer-to-peer users from illegitimately acquiring copyrighted files.

"The addition of this technology to our patent portfolio and anti-piracy solutions strengthens our position in the marketplace and complements our focus on offering innovative solutions to content owners," said Marc Morgenstern, general manager of Overpeer.

The technology was co-developed at the University of Tulsa by Professor John Hale, who is also director of the Center for Information Security at the University, and Dr. Gavin Manes.

Loudeye's Overpeer subsidiary provides solutions for content owners to protect their copyrighted media on the world's peer-to-peer networks.

About Loudeye Corp.

Loudeye is a worldwide leader in business-to-business digital media solutions and the outsourcing provider of choice for companies looking to maximize the return on their digital media investment. Loudeye combines innovative products and services with the world's largest digital music archive, a broad catalog of licensed digital music and the industry's leading digital media infrastructure enabling partners to rapidly and cost-effectively launch complete, customized digital media stores and services. For more information, visit www.loudeye.com.

Forward Looking Statements

This release contains forward-looking information within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are based on current estimates and actual results may differ materially due to risks, including the feasibility of new technologies; adverse or uncertain legal developments with respect to the patent; and other risks set forth in Loudeye's most recent Form 10-Q, Form 10-K and other SEC filings which are available through EDGAR at www.sec.gov. Loudeye assumes no obligation to update these forward-looking statements.

SOURCE Loudeye Corp.


media, Karen DeMarco of mPRm Public Relations, +1-323-933-3399, or [email protected]  
for Loudeye Corp.; or investors, Michael Dougherty of Loudeye Corp., +1-206-832-4000  
or [email protected]  

http://www.prnewswire.com  

Copyright (C) 2005 PR Newswire. All rights reserved.

[stocky]

The up movement is on low volume. Need to wait for heavy volume.

[setravis]

Making some noise.

Panasonic Chooses Loudeye to Power End-to-End Music Download Service
PR Newswire (Thu 3:05am) 

[AustinPowers]

There is also this for LOUD

LOUDEYE CORP Files SEC form 8-K, Notice of Delisting or Transfer
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/050708/loud8-k.html

They have until Jan. 2006 to have the stock price close above $1 for 10 consecutive days to avoid delisting. 

[small_investor]

The chance LOUD will jump to 1+ is much higher now than in the last weeks.
See what happens. Volume is high, somebody seems to be interested to lift up.

[setravis]

It's getting louder

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Press Release Source: Loudeye Corp.


Loudeye Teams With Satellite Interactive to Launch Coke Branded Music Service in New Zealand
Tuesday August 2, 3:05 am ET


LONDON, Aug. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Loudeye Corp. (Nasdaq: LOUD - News), a worldwide leader in business-to-business digital media solutions, today announced it has teamed with Satellite Interactive, a New Zealand based interactive media company, to launch CokeTunes -- a Coca-Cola branded digital music service for the New Zealand market.



The site offers an extensive catalogue of global and local content for customers to download in the New Zealand market. Consumers will also be able to purchase tracks and albums for downloading to their PC using their Telecom mobile phone account as well as through the standard Web-based service with their credit card.

Coca-Cola is supporting the development of New Zealand musicians by donating their proceeds from every track sold to the CokeTunes Music Fund that will make grants to young musicians on a quarterly basis. Musicians can apply for this funding starting November 2005. More information is available online at www.cokefridge.co.nz.

Coca-Cola New Zealand spokesperson Alison Sykora, said: "The CokeTunes Music Fund will also allow us to give something back to the local music community and hopefully help emerging talent from around New Zealand. We hope Kiwi's will get in behind CokeTunes to help support New Zealand music."

"New Zealanders love music and technology so providing them with a compelling New Zealand download site offering such an extensive repertoire of music is a real buzz for Coke," continued Sykora.

Nick Lowe, Director of New Media for Satellite Interactive, said: "The New Zealand market has long awaited the arrival of a digital music service where consumers can download from a large selection of music. We and Coca-Cola are very excited to be a part of this solution."

"It's great to be working with CokeTunes and I'm thrilled that for the first time in New Zealand, Universal Music's current hits and our extensive catalogue will be available to New Zealanders digitally. Most importantly our artists are now legally available online and as such this is an important milestone for New Zealand music," said Adam Holt, Managing Director, Universal Music.

The site will be the eighth Coca-Cola branded site supported by Loudeye. Coca-Cola sites currently operate in UK, Northern Ireland, Eire, Italy, Austria, Switzerland and Poland. It will also be Coca-Cola's first digital music foray into the Pacific region.

Phil Shepherd, Head of Strategic Partnerships for Loudeye EMEA, added: "Loudeye is delighted to have been chosen by CokeTunes for the launch of this store, which represents further evidence of the growing global market for legitimate downloads."

Mike Brochu, Loudeye's President and CEO, added: "The Pacific region is an important territory for Loudeye as the digital market expands further across the globe and to have a partner of Coca-Cola's status involved naturally heightens the awareness of such a site."

About Loudeye Corp.

Loudeye is a worldwide leader in business-to-business digital media solutions and the outsourcing provider of choice for companies looking to maximize the return on their digital media investment. Loudeye combines innovative products and services with the world's largest digital music archive, a broad catalog of licensed digital music and the industry's leading digital media infrastructure enabling partners to rapidly and cost effectively launch complete, customized digital media stores and services. For more information, visit www.loudeye.com.

Forward Looking Statements

This release contains forward-looking information within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The forward-looking statements in this release are based on current estimates and actual results may differ materially due to risks, including the possibility of adverse changes in the market for distribution of digital audio and video that Loudeye serves; complexities of entering new geographic markets for Loudeye's digital media store services; adverse or uncertain legal developments with respect to copyrights surrounding the creation and distribution of digital content; pricing pressures and other activities by competitors; the failure of Loudeye's hosting infrastructure; the complexity of Loudeye's services and delivery networks; any problems or failures in the structure, complexities or redundancies of Loudeye's network infrastructure; failures in third party telecommunication and network providers to provide required transmission capacity; lack of market acceptance for Loudeye's products and services; the possible delay in the adoption of digital media or related applications on the web in general; and other risks set forth in Loudeye's most recent Form 10-Q, Form 10-K and other SEC filings which are available through EDGAR at www.sec.gov. These are among the primary risks we foresee at the present time. Loudeye assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking statements.




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Source: Loudeye Corp.

[setravis]

Made some noise today!
Close @ the HOD. Zoom Zoom through the 50-day MA on strong volume.

[rocket8]

applaud
didn't buy
wish i did
nice one

[eliteG]

another gem by setravis  (applaud)

we should have 3 traders on fire too!  setravis is my pick! 

[REALDEALS21]

Anyone have a price target ?

[eliteG]

Here are some possible targets 

[rocket8]

what makes a stock jump like that?
i guess LOUD was building up the last two days.
no news out today or even yesterday but boom up it went.

[AustinPowers]

Don't forget that LOUD needs to close above $1 for 10 consecutive days before the end of the year to avoid delisting.  Perhaps this is an earnings run. Release is on Aug. 9th.

[setravis]

Q2 2005 Loudeye Technologies Earnings Release - Time Not Supplied



http://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/20050809.html?t=loud

[setravis]

May be ready to try and break the $1.00 and stay above this time.
Support @ 0.87.....Resistance @ 1.01
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MarketWatch
Market Pulse: Loudeye extends MSN Music relationship to Nordic Counties
Wednesday August 17, 5:32 pm ET
By Scott Banerjee


SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Loudeye Corp. said after the market close Wednesday that it has extended its relationship with MSN Music to four new Internet music stores in Norway, Denmark, Finland and Sweden. These new stores build upon MSN Music's reach in the UK, France, Italy, Germany and Spain. Shares of the Seattle-based digital media provider traded up as much 7% in after hours trades before settling down with a 1 cent gain at 91 cents